JetBlue partners with Dunkin’ to unveil coffee-themed plane — Here’s how to fly on it

JetBlue partners with Dunkin’ to unveil coffee-themed plane — Here’s how to fly on it

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    French Airbus Package Not Called Bailout

    ven though France is putting $6.5 billion euros into banks with the sole intent of financing Airbus purchases, this plan is not being called a bailout.

    Airbus is owned by the European aerospace group. In fact, the French state owns 15% of EADS. At the same time, EADS is cutting 10,000 jobs because of cost over-runs to the A380 super-jumbo project.

    This is the first time that the French government has directed this much funding into the aviation/aeronautics industry, apparently a diversionary tactic to allay damage to their hard-hit automobile/tourism industry. This funding is in addition to a prior pledge of smaller scale assistance to aeronautical suppliers and researchers.

    Expect protests from Boeing over the controversial nature of state aid.

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  • PAPER TRAILS: North Little Rock aviation group rebuilding World War II-era aircraft

    On Oct. 12, 1942, as World War II raged on, student pilots began training at the Walnut Ridge Army Flying School. More than 5,300 aspiring airmen learned how to fly above the farmlands of northeast Arkansas in the BT-13 Valiant, a basic training plane built by Vultee Aircraft.

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